In March / April 2007, we published a series of articles entitled How to Make Money from Video.
In addition, we have published a number of further articles on the economics of telecoms and the internet.
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Date & Title
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Contents
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Content Type
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17th May 2007
£2.5bn or FTTH? |
- BT pays dividend instead of saving for FTTH
- Competition are behind and will not fill gap
- Why invest when risk is high and RoI poor?
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3rd May 2007
Beyond the headlines |
- Detailed examination of the £2.10 number
- Impact of gigabit networks
- Impact of scale or lack thereof
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26th September 2006
A fragmented market |
- Hundreds of providers fighting for CPS
- Future strategy options for carriers in mature market
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16th August 2006
The Line Rental Deathmatch |
- Deregulation of BT has an immediate impact on bundles
- BT locks customers into near-monopoly product
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4th August 2006
BT Dazzles Consumers with Simple Prices |
- Review of BT's post deregulation price changes
- Gives away in the headline but takes back in hidden increases
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6th July 2006
HD TV over IP: Who pays the Bill? |
- Original piece. Cost of 2hrs 1080p HDTV = £2.10
- Shows the economic imperative of multicast
- TV model vs Internet model
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4th April 2006
TalkTalk's Free Lunch |
- How TalkTalk make Free Broadband pay
- Risk of increasing utilisation not covered in model
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8th March 2006
Triple Play Market Study |
- Proof of validity of bundles
- LLU scale economics
- BT vs CPS price elasticity
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The above articles deal with various financial aspects of telecoms and internet service provision. Related articles may be found in the NGN, IPTV or Digital Divide sections.